BaByliss XTP Hair Clipper - Professional Cordless Clippers for Men – Japanese Steel Blades, Lithium-Ion 85 Min Runtime, 45 Cutting Lengths, Grade 1-8, Ear Taper Guides, Hard Case, 7475DU

Review regarding hair on top of head not shaving -----Having gotten fed up of queueing for an hour or more for a 10 minute sit in a chair to have my hair clippered I did lots of research. Normally I am a Braun man for shavers - but they have terrible reviews for cutting skin and fading batteries on clippers. Ordered this one and was very impressed - great range of grades with individual guides - none of this variable guide nonsense that you could get wrong or that could easily slip to another setting whist you are using it. I was up and running after a couple of hours on charge - and was clippered within 15 minutes doing it myself - grandson just had to put the straight edge on the neck line and clipper one small piece I had left on the back - not too shabby for a first attempt. If you normally pay to have a barber run exactly the same thing over your head then I can recommend give it a try - they work extremely well.

Excellent buy. Does the job well. Very impressed.

Good quality clippers. Minimal noise and have a good amount of weight to them making them feel expensive. Comes with all the accessories you need. Would definitely recommend

Excellent haiir/beard trimmer. Long battery use. This is my third one, each last about 3 years. So much cheaper than going to the Barbers.

A good product am glad to buy it

I have an old mans beard, which neds a trim every week. I had an old Whal trimmer which I went sticky, and I tried all sorts to clean it. Binned it. Replaced that with a Philips (like their stuff) but could not get a trimmed beard that looked right, always uneven. Speculated on a Babyliss trimmer. When it came the on switch would not work, so asked for a repacement. When packing the "old" triimmer the swich worked.? The new one arrived , and no problems. I love the looks, how it feels, and how it works, so much so I look forward to using it. I do not touch my hair on my head, my barber looks after that (theres not that much of it) I look after my beard, which my barber thinks looks good. You can take that as a recommendation.

Having bought several (Panasonic, Remington and the like) clippers that cost more than this one, all of which had problems of one kind or another, I tried the XTP on offer. This was mainly because a very cheap Babyliss I have was working at least as well as an £85 Panasonic but had limited battery life and power, so I wondered what a more upmarket model would do. I have been using this for several months and It performs extremely weill. As hair clippers, there is no blocking of the depth guides and cutting is very efficient and even. Battery life is good and it is fairly quiet. It just works very well all round. The best part for me is that it makes a cracking beard trimmer, even though it doesn't seem to be marketed as one. I cut mine to a depth of 3mm, which it can do with no plastic guides clipped on and with a very low number of passes - i.e. it is quick. No hair tugging at all. The lever adjuster can then be moved to 0.6mm to trim edges. Wish I'd bought one a long while ago as I could have saved myself a lot of money spent on other brands with drawbacks.

I purchased one of these at the start of 'Lockdown' and it proved to amazing so when the battery started to show signs of aging I was happy to order the same again. I comes in a case with all the usual spacers and the steel cutters are of really good quality and stay sharp. I'd happily recommend these clippers.